Velocize distinguishes identifying an actor from authorizing business action. Native identity, external identity signals and machine accounts contribute to participation, while roles and policy determine the effective boundary. Administrators can follow how access was granted, changed or removed.
Sign-in, session and recovery
Manage authentication, session continuity, multi-factor posture and recovery together. A successful sign-in identifies the actor; it does not automatically authorize a release or a sensitive change.
Federation and provisioning
Use directory, federation and provisioning information as governed identity inputs. Mapping preserves the canonical product role rather than accepting every external label as unrestricted authority.
Administration and access review
Coordinate memberships, invitations, removal and effective role review. Scope changes can require a new decision about participation, with the responsible administrator and history retained.
Machine and application identities
Govern applications, service accounts and bot participation separately from ordinary human work. The assigned role, purpose and allowed scope remain inspectable at the action boundary.